Rabbi Shammai Blobstein Mishmar Shiur at Scheiner's Shul

and see you for 35 years? Because you were you you didn't move till till Yes, I applied this 35 years. It's such such a makes you feel so warm. I came to this night and I was pleasure. So, it's like unbelievable, you know? It really touches me. I came to the ship cuz I very nice. I'll get you back sometime. That's for sure, you know? Um I got to tell you something. I want to tell you something very interesting. Um This this this is this is my only finish that that I have to tell you myself, otherwise I'll say my word from others. But you know, I always I had always bothered me. You know, the dinner that I got to show us is kind of Mesa. A guy which keeps Shabbos is kind of Mesa. It always bothered me. What's Shabbos? You know, he keeps other misses just filling and then he goes to the mikvah, he grows payess, you know? Puts on mezuzah. You know, what's that piece of light by they keep Shabbos is kind of Mesa. I saw a push shot I think is push shot I push shot I think is is that uh Imagine uh a king goes ahead and you know, he he likes to buy his wife gifts every so often, you know? It's nice. Very nice thing to do. Okay, you know, go to the store. Okay, here I'll call here's $50,000. Go buy yourself a nice ring, you know, uh whatever you want. It's nice. It has some sort of shivus that the king bought it. But imagine if the king goes ahead Imagine if the king goes ahead and he uh takes out the time with his own and he crafts out something very very special, very very unique for his wife. So, that matters to to work he put into something, you know? It's something which has has much more of a flavor to it because the king by himself took out the Torah to do it. So, the pash of Shas I think what Shabbos is is that Shabbos is is is is a is a matana from Hashem which is which is a very unique thing that Hashem crafted out in his own that it should be a time which is dovak for him and his kallah. And if you take that private gift away that was crafted just for her and you take that away, so that's worse than mezuzah or anything else because that's that's a special present to him. You stole my special present? That's your chaim misah. That's that's pashut pshat. I think that's pashut pshat. I I thought of a different pshat to say. I told it to him. I'm I'm I'm a war guy in the summer. I told it to him from Chaim Mintz. He said it's from my Rebbi. He said he liked it very much, so I have a haskamah on it. Pshat is like this. This is what I thought. You know, imagine a guy goes ahead and he finally went ahead and he uh he he he made this invention, you know, the called the iPhone. All right? Made the iPhone. And it's very it's a very very delicate it's very very delicate thing. It has a lot of components and he put so much time and so much koachus into this development of the of this of this iPhone. And what do you do when you go ahead and you make an invention? First you get a you know, copyright, you get a patent on it, you get whatever you need, you know? And um and you go ahead and you see if it's a good to zach and everybody gives it okay. And then what you do is you go ahead and and you market it. So, there's different ways of marketing it, you know, you you advertise it. But the best way to do it is to get a hands-on to see exactly what it is, right? You want to get a you want to get a hands-on people to see it. Wow, this is really something very very special, you know, right? So, what do you do? You go ahead and you get a few intelligent people, people who hold themselves to be marketers, people with good sales, good sales people. And you get them together and you have meetings and you go and you teach them how to work the thing. And then these guys go out on their own to different different stores, different locations, put up different signs, and they get people together who they know, and they gather people together to go ahead and to and to and to see the product, you know, from close up. And imagine again let imagine again like a new toy comes out. So, they go see it with that that's the the see of Schwartz in then Manhattan. And he puts up signs 3 weeks to go there's a new toy car that they just came out with it and every schmatta trick and everything. And the guy is supposedly trained to how to go ahead and to and to work these machines. And 2,000 people come to the thing. And the salesman goes ahead and he takes out the thing. Excuse me. Yeah, all right. Um he goes ahead and he gets the thing. And what happens is is that people look at it and they say, "Ooh, ah." You know, "What's this button? What's this button? What's that button?" The guy goes and he goes, "Uh um yeah. Yeah. This button is uh yeah." And he says, "You see this makes it go forwards." And the guy doesn't know what he's doing and he presses it and it goes backwards. It starts going into loops and the people are looking, "What? This this this thing's broken. This this It's such a feckin invention that the guy made up." This guy went ahead and he put his put in so much to get the invention and he got a salesman that's coming in and he momzer stopped what the whole tachlis of this invention was. And what happens is the guy that made the invention goes ahead and he says, "You momzer a retzach." Because you're you're you're gone if you said you you know how to do it and you went ahead and you advertised it. And not only not only aren't people buying it, you went ahead and you disgraced it. Because you don't know how to go ahead and use the thing, you dope, you know? So, I stopped I stopped Shabbos was this. Shabbos is is is a such a beautiful zach. You have to have a I have to have a neshama to go ahead and to appreciate a Shabbos because Shabbos we all know was mama is the is the highlight. It's it's mama a A person who goes ahead and he's a ben Torah a chashuv baal bos a treib mitzvos, you know, like like like we all are over here. So we could go ahead we could appreciate a Shabbos. Imagine you go give a a Shabbos and you say, "Okay, what Shabbos?" "Oh, Shabbos?" "Oh, it's very chilling." "Yeah, what do you do?" "You sit. You get up, go to shul and you study, you take time with your kid, you spend time for avodas Hashem, come back, you have a chiyus at the kiddush club afterwards, and you go home to have a nice beautiful delicious seudah." So okay, now yeah, and then? I said, "And then? What do you mean and then?" Shabbos is that's it. Shabbos is time with your family to get together and to bring kedusha into your house, you know, sit down and learn with them, spend time with your wife, take a walk with her, get together with your chaveirim and go with whatever, you know? A person who who's who's out there who doesn't like appreciate anything which is like spiritual doesn't appreciate anything that's spiritual, what's going to happen is he's going to take the Shabbos and he'll go, "Ugh." So Hashem says, "You're taking a Shabbos. You think you're going to be able to go ahead and take a Shabbos. What you're doing is debasing the whole Shabbos because you can't put something to something which doesn't doesn't apply to you at all." Guy puts a mezuzah for shmira, puts on tefillin, says shema to maybe he says shema with him. Who knows what he's doing. But Shabbos is such a kodesh such a heilige zach. Something like for a person to go ahead and to and to it doesn't apply to him. So that's why he guys have misah because he you're messing up what Shabbos stands for. Shabbos is bris this us and Ribono shel Olam that he made the world. And what are you doing? You go ahead and you messed up with what he had in it. That was the class to our Shabbos, you know, to come down to the world have a It's my way. Okay, that that that was my everybody likes a little of his own more than anything else, you know what I mean? Um I just want to tell you some things about the parashah. And this thing hit me yesterday. I told to my yesterday. It's in and it's in my the hair I think. It's in my room there. What? It's my room there. What? I have to say I love your belt. I love it, too. I have a ribs. You know Of course I do. Ribs ribs. Soon you can say I have ties. My wife's making merch for me, you know. It'll be on sale soon. Ribs. Uh I told her it's going to make a bazillion out of of of the ribs. You know, think it was a shiva with ribs merch. She says Everybody is crazy anyway, so it's not going to make any effect either way, you know. Yeah, but the might come in and make it for me. They have connections inside the with the with the drugs you import, you know. They got this little merch inside there, too, you know. In any case, I got to tell you American and it really hit me yesterday. It was the hair. You know, the simple question was why did want to give Esau, right? Want me to answer the question that everybody asked? Yeah, everybody asked the question. So tell me everybody has the regular I'll tell you first to tell us the little fish terrorists, you know what I mean? I heard from Zekel Baraka. He says it was very very very you know, everybody cares about their kids. You know, if you have a kid that's running into problems, you know, so the first the most most important thing kids are trying to keep them in going through hard times, keep them in a good environment. Got to keep them in a good environment, right? Keep them in a good environment, so this way you know, they'll hang around with with good people, so they won't they won't have you either, you know? That's it's it's That's That's basic step number one. The good environment, that's what they need. Yitzchak was a bum. Yitzchak I'm Esau was a bum. Yeah. Yeah. I said real more. I said I didn't I didn't drink enough here. Fine. You know? The wine had one very interesting thing. Take one cup, you're satisfied, you know? Take two, you need more, you know? So, you get a little You get a little You get a little satisfied. You need a little more to get going. All right? In any case, um Shacharit is like this. Yitzchak wasn't stupid. He knew exactly what Esau was. The Marranos are not like that, you know I mean others other other similar not like that. But on on a simple level, I think all of us we can't understand we can't figure out our bayit. I had a guy who was dealing with yesterday. Um so, I have to be with him at night sometimes. So, he's He's missing two nights. So, I said uh Reuven, uh we were talking two nights ago. He says uh Um I was with one of the guys in in Sand Yeshiva. And uh And um I said, "Okay, 1:30 again. Hi, uh Reuven, what do you have, baby?" And he says, "I went to Mechel's, you know?" I'm sorry. I went to Mechel's. Aha. Very good. Just realized I had a talmid that works there. Right? You saw him No, no, that's just a talmid. In any case, I was talking with Mechel. I had a very good Kids the next day, I don't check I don't really check up on my talmidim a lot because I work with a trust system. But it was the first time and it was really getting late and uh I heard some noise I heard some noise in the background on the phone when I was speaking to the guy, you know what I mean? In any case, uh So, I called up my friend who's a rebbe in the Sand and I said, "Did you see this guy around over there last night?" He says, "Uh let me ask the guys, you know?" You know? Nope. Wasn't around here. You know, uh called up Mechel's. I said, "My buddy's over there." I said, "I have a talmid that works there." I said, "Uh did Reuven come around here last night?" He says, uh "No." You know, "Aha." "Okay, Yakov, you know, this like Yakov, so where were you two nights ago?" "Oh, I told you I met up with some friends from Which guys? You know, you know, from Sanders, you know, What What What time was that? Like I got 1:00, 1:15." "Aha. You know, I called the I went to yesterday. I asked where your friends were, but they didn't they see you?" "No, I didn't see if we can hear from you." "Aha. Okay, where'd you go? You went to which Oh, to Michaels? Aha." "I called up Michaels yesterday." "They said you weren't there yesterday, you know." "Okay, Rebs, you got me, you know what I mean?" So, if a guy like Rebs is smart enough to go ahead and to be aware and see what's going on, gets gets the drift what's going to happen, you know what I mean? I think Yitzchak, who was living in the house together with Sonei Sov, knew what's going on. I I can't believe otherwise, okay? You got to understand I'm saying that like the way I'm saying most I'm saying that he knew that he that he knew. And what was the question? So, I told you that So, I told you the the the the the yeshivas they say because he he wanted to keep him in a good environment, right? So, he figured let's get out of here. He's going to start a yeshiva together. Yakov is the Yakov's going to be the rosh yeshiva and he's going to be the chief financial, you know, advisor, you know what I mean? This way he's going to keep him in the good in a good place, you know what I mean? And that's really what he wanted. That's why the brocha was have the gashmius, he's going to support the yeshiva. That's a very good plan, very good plan, right? Right? Really very good plan, right? But Rivka held Nitsa Zay, Rivka said, "No, no, no, no." "You have to realize something, all right? I got to heard this from a baron. Especially, you know, it's hard when for a yeshiva to go in and make a board, and you see it happens a lot of times. If you don't have a hand-selected board, when you go ahead and you're running a yeshiva, if this what happens is is that uh you know, it's not time to meet him with the rosh yeshiva. What happens is all of a sudden every balabusta I'm not going to talk about I'm not talking about only got to work. Even if you have a board of Yeshivas, okay? So I don't mean to make balabusta is that right? But even if you have a board of Yeshivas, everybody's got their own days. So as soon as you put together a board, what happens is is that everybody says, "Okay, now you shouldn't bother them a black hat. You shouldn't bother them about wearing a tzitzit. You shouldn't bother them to learn 12 hours a day. You shouldn't bother them to at least learn 3 hours a day. But at least 33 hours a day." Like both ways. It every goes in every direction. You have pulling and pulling in every direction to go ahead and to put the members to have what they want. Again, if they respect Yeshivas, so that everybody's with all the Talmidim, then the same day everything is great. So Rifka held like this. What's going to happen is if you're going to go ahead and you're going to bring Esau in, that he's going to go ahead and and and he's going to be the and he's going to be running the CFO, so what's going to happen is he's going to start pulling deios ready to do Yeshivas, you know what I mean? Now you see what happens in Eretz Yisrael, happens in America over here now. They're not giving money to to the even American government. They're taking away money if they don't go ahead and have English more English inside the thing. What is going to be what what I'm not talking about, but I'm not talking I got to think they should have English. You know, I was one of my one of my one of my Talmidim this kid went to to Chofetz Chaim Yeshiva. I mean good so that's otherwise we lost him on time. And they have English like in the afternoon for like 3 and 1/2 hours. So the guy said, "I'm going to become bums over there in the 3 and 1/2 hours." I said, "What are they going to do instead?" Not only this is speaking about Yeshivas. You going to make fun of Yeshivas make this and this and this. They have English like it's a great thing. Keep them occupied first of all. You get intelligent. You can learn education. You know what I mean? What's wrong? You know what I mean? It's not connected to Torah. That's speaking of your curses. You know what I mean? Speaking but then what? What are you doing instead? You know what I mean? So it's it's good to keep them occupied. Yeah, Chofetz Chaim but they said it was in Cherry Hill. They're great. They're great. They have a great They have a great They have a great you know uh They have a great They have a great They a great mahala, you know what I mean? The kids come out happy, they know it's the one and then in the lunders they're also very t-fish, you know, they learn very well, they are very t-fish. It's very good. Well, every shabbos good but the mice are sometimes In any case, so that that's what that's what Rebbe Nachman says. The the Slonim Rebbe says in my Rebbe Nachman but there are Hasidahs. He says like this, I mean, one of the major differences that we have with us and a right? Is as follows, in the avodas Hashem, their avodah and their avodah and our avodah. The avodah of a when they work to the priests and and most and most I I I I I I I I I I I I I I called up Siri yesterday to see if there's such a thing. have abstention, they don't get married. I mean, the the priest they don't have the nuns. They're they're they're parished from this world, they have nothing to do with this world. As we all know, shakers. But the mice are, you know what I mean? But they're like boys instead of girls. You know, there there there there's things that happen over there in the churches which we all know about, you know what I mean? But but I the officially officially what they preach is officially what they preach is is that no, you're not allowed to have enough in this world, you're not allowed to have enough in this world, you're not allowed to have enough in this world. A Yiddishe derech is punk like that. The first paragraph of the Shulchan Aruch says was put into this world "L'hasaneg Hashem" to go ahead and have enough in this Hashem" to go ahead and have enough in this world. Right? With a tenai that you go ahead and you do it for avodas Hashem. A person having relations with his wife, it's because that's the way God gets the closest to devekus because he in order to feel what a devekus to Hashem is, right? You you you you you you you you you you with your wife, so you know what you know what you know what a closeness is, you know what you know what a a real closeness is if you have a good relationship. And that type of relationship you're supposed to go ahead and have with Rebbe Nachman Shlita. When a person goes ahead and he and he eats and he sees the beauty of what Hashem put into the world, the schmaltz and challah, the schmaltz and kugel, a great bottle of L'Chaim, you know? So, when a person goes ahead and he and he has these things and he and he uses for a virus Hashem, right? That's what Hashem wants. Hashem wants a place in this world. This is what the Rebbe says. And and and you see it by by Tisha B'Av, you know, one of the biggest problems that we don't have is the screen the Hashem's in galus. Hashem doesn't have a house. This world is a Hashem's house lamata. And then our job in this world is to go ahead and take this house that God has spoken with his head and he met over here to make it a a living accommodations. You're not going to somebody's house and they're going to put you a never have a somebody I deal with, so he has no place to go, no place to eat, no place to sleep. So, his brother is he's he's sick. He's he's whacked out. He has a kind of heavy drugs. Went through a heavy heavy things. Schrecklich. So, his brother he come to deal with him. He said in the back house he has a swimming pool. So, there's like a little back house, you know, where you could you change. It's not even a bedroom. Put him inside over there, you know, cuz he had no brother cuz he couldn't live in the house cuz he smells and he couldn't he acts like no not not me. No, no, no. I had a different guy. I had a different guy in my house. I don't want to talk about it. I'm serious. In any case, um so so imagine the world in Hashem's eyes is something now that's feh. What's for Hashem to come to this world to translate? You know, he's going to go straight. He's going to walk in the streets of Manhattan to get all the guys burning the garbage cans and then then then and starting with everybody walks by. That's that's that's that's a world that Hashem's coming down into. Our job is to get Trump back in there, right? And to go and clean up the streets, get rid of the Mexicans who are robbing everybody, bringing all the Who knows what they're doing? You know what I mean? Another Our job is to go ahead and take this world and to go into a place which is right for Hashem's Shechinah, right? Let me ask you like a stupid question, you know? Imagine you go to Yaakov Avinu and say, "Okay, uncle, all right? Okay, Yaakov, go build the Beis Hamikdash for the world." What? You can go build the Beis Hamikdash. Um Okay, and the saws and saws and drills and Yaakov Avinu about saws and drills and hammers and nails and chisels and and and and and and measures things to go measure things that should be right. How How How does Yaakov Avinu know anything about that? Who knows? Esav. Esav knows how to go ahead and to make guns and to make weapons and to go ahead to build and to go do things and to to use the world in a way that that that that that he if he uses it the right way to be very constructive. You said it. Right? If so, then right. He's a builder field. He know what to do. He know what to do everything, you know? And he did everything, you know, during he did everything. But the Maaseh, a person like that, Esav, it'll be the greatest thing if he get the Bracha of Gashmius. Why? Cuz this way he knows how to go ahead and and and and and to make a world that's worth living for for the Ribono shel Olam and this way it'll be a world Tacha to go ahead and to live in. Now, what what the what the other side was the Beis Hamikdash. I didn't go to invite Tacha cuz I would he went to I don't know if he read Slomos Farm. I I only read the parts which which was Sefardic and a little Kedusha, you know what I mean? Like this far as like Kedusha the Gevurah. But to get to the you know, a little too high, that's not for me. But I know it's it's a really little too hard. But in any case, but he says that's a more of a Gevurah than the Slomos thing. In other words, the whole the what our world is supposed to be built for Hashem to be a very living let him feel comfortable coming into the world. And if you're going to go ahead and you're going to make a world of such and Yaakov can't build such a world. He can't build such a world. You know, he like to look at Yaakov two left hands. What's What does he know? He knows he's going to get a Gevurah and fight the world and go like you know what I mean? Esav That was Pshat in him. I think it's a more of a Gevurah. Yeah, but then wasn't it Esav The problem was Esav was killing. Well. He was he was already doing the bad stuff. I I So did did did did did did you tell me about it? I don't know. How much how much how much you know I don't I don't know. Good good I don't know. I was trying to bring out your side. You're right. You can ask all the questions you want. I'm going to I'm telling you your side is very good your side and you can ask all the questions you want because it's you know, again again that that's one thing I learned about Hasidic farm, you know? It's it's it's a it's a it's a very good in understanding and and and in a different perspective with a different pair of glasses. So you can ask your long the questions. It's it's it's not to make the long the questions. It's made to see a good a good a good Mahalak of the Hasidic. That's why I follow the Hasidic. They do They wish you good in everything. There's no there's no wrong. That's what we're trying to see. That was the Mahalak. So again, I'm not a Hasidic. Right? But I later on I saw the that things which are like abstract. You know, which I I try to suppress all this stuff, right? My shoes in Breslov. So they have a lot of Breslov smart phone but can't make heads or tails out of it. I really can't. I can't make tails or tails. You need a Rabbi for it. But there's a lot of things you have to accept a lot of Hasidic farm. Which I'm not ready to being Yeshiva Bachur. You know, the cuff really is Mahalak with with cuff and and you make a monkey out of it. I don't know. They say so. It's not for me. You you need a Rabbi to go ahead and to do it. I'm not I'm still busy with I don't have time for Nister right now. I'll be very honest with you. All right? That's the only thing I want to discuss about. Um another point thing as I say All right. Um let me see like this. Let me start with a story and then maybe can understand a little better. I heard this from Rabbi Leff. Rabbi Leff? No, no. Rabbi Leff. Florida? No, no. Yeah, yeah. Rabbi Leff from Florida. We live in Florida Florida. Right? And now he's he's Adam Godly advice. He's sick. Yeah, I know. I heard. Yeah, from Commission on Joe. Right? He said over America my son. You know, let me share with you. And then I'll tell you what what we're trying to bring out from it. Um He's sitting one day in his house and he says it's a tremendous lot of time with me and my little brother. I love him. You know? I got a funny story I got to share with you. My brother when he went to when he went to medical school so he did his he did his medical school in a What? He's he's he's a He was a doctor. He was left in the city. 26, I know. Yeah, yeah, he's a great guy. Um in any case he lived the five days that he did his medical school so my my parents went Shabbos to visit him. So he he had the big show in North Miami Beach. I don't know if you guys have been in North Miami. He had the big show over there. Rabbi Shpiro Rabbi Shpiro. Rabbi Shpiro took over afterwards. Yeah, whatever it is. But he was the rough in the show. And again he's a tell these he's he's special. So my parents you know seeing a show they had to get they had all the cool things it was Young Israel so they don't have the big or anything they had the five measures but the kosher but most people don't use it but it was but the mice and when you're out of town you can't make you can't do be from a you have to go you have to make everybody comfortable coming into the show no matter what you say whatever it is. So because so my parents whole look at this show of the show coming from the show well you know parents and my parents could say this going to the show but they're going to the show with cushion seats that lean back if you want you know they're encouraged open up it's so beautiful you know it's lit up it's a beautiful show the mice are so and so all the latest events that go on in the community you know we're on the board of boards in the show. So uh it seems that before Shabbos somebody had come to shul and hung up a sign, you know, like there's an event going on Saturday night, you know. So, I guess when they put up the paper they covered up the E of the word "eruv". So, my mother walked into the shul and she was looking at the thing and the sign said "The roof is kosher." What was it before? The eruv. I think that My mother walked into the shul, you know, my my parents are hardcore survivors, you know. You know, if it wouldn't be big letters, they may not have to My mother take out her glasses she wouldn't have seen it anyway, you know what I mean? You know, but it was like a very very funny thing. Walked into the shul and it said, "The roof is kosher." Shabbos, what's my test? What was I kosher. I didn't know what to I was I was so busy talking I I was bent over laughter, you know. It was a very good laugh. In any case, Rebel Rebel Rebel would have made the most of it, right? What? What would have You would have made the most of My background would have gone gone gone gone crazy with this one, you know. All right. Um, we're done in here. Maybe next week's not kosher, we'll have a good time, you know. All right. All right. So, uh So, what So, So, what happens like he's sitting and he's learning. All of a sudden it's fancy and car drives a Maserati, you know. This guy coming out of his car. Young-looking guy, he looked like 17, 18 years old. Then I suppose track with the gold blazer old times the double-breasted suits, you know, with the doubles in the track is nice. Man was dressed to kill and everything. And he's looking at this guy, you know. And this guy has everything. You know, what's he coming to me for? What more does he want from a rebel who is sitting in North Miami Beach with all this thick walking down? And he comes in and he says, "Can I speak to rabbi?" He says, "Yeah, sure. Take a seat. What's going on?" And he breaks out. He starts crying. Crying and crying. He couldn't get a word out of his mouth till the rabbi had to calm down. A little more livid. And uh And he He said, "Tell me, what's the matter? What's going on over here?" He said, "Look at you. You have a dressed like to kill. You have everything. See your car. Look at your suit. Ferragamo shoes. You have everything you want. What are you What are you crying about?" He says, he takes a credit card out of his pocket. He says, "I'm crying about this." He says, "What's the matter? Doesn't work?" I don't know. He says, "No. Punk five characters." He said, "What do you mean?" He says, "It works too good." He said, "What do you mean?" He says, "You know, my parents got divorced. And then, what happened was, you know, I was alone with my father, you know, for a few years, you know, so so my parents got divorced three, four years, whatever it was. And then, you know, my wife My father found a nice girl. Found a nice woman. And she told him, you know, she'll marry him but on one condition, that she doesn't want to have children around the house. She wants to have a, you know, she doesn't want to She doesn't want to have anything from her husband for his life. She doesn't have children. She doesn't like anybody with children. So, so first I had to do some thinking. You know, I love you. So, I have to take care of you. Right? So, he gave me credit card. He said, "Go ahead and buy whatever you want. Keep whatever you want. Take the card. Buy yourself an apartment. But I I can't have you around. Nachas. I said we'll get right. Right. I have everything you want but I'm sorry. I can't have anything to do with you. What am I telling you with this my son? My son does. If if you look in the parish of of the of the town the spawning grounds. It's very interesting thing to note that it says "Elokim". When it brought Yaakov, right, says "Elokim". Why? So Rashi says because if you're deserving, you'll get. If you're not deserving, then you're not going to get. But Yitzchak doesn't say that. Yitzchak doesn't say the blessing of Esau just to have it. Take it. Goodbye. Leave me alone. I won't have anything to do with you. Take it. Goodbye. That's what this boy is feeling. We a lot of times the mice says we have it by us that Hashem gives us so much and unfortunately people say a lot of people say okay, thanks. Just give me my Don't worry about my relationship with God. These things don't don't concern me. I know you love me. Just give me the car. Give me the car. You know? You see you see the you see the same thing with the mice when it comes to Israel. How some parents act with their children. Some parents tell the children when you need something, call me up. Second step is some people say I'll give you allowance every week and you know and then you'll give me a call once a week. And then some parents go ahead and they give the kid credit card. Do me a favor. You know it's I sent you I need we I need the vacation. You need a vacation. Do what you got to do. The mice you know what I mean? The mice and like you said about the Nachash before. Some say for says that that that was shut. What's the nachas' problem? Nothing. A nachas has no problems. Nachas wherever the snake wherever it goes, Hashem gave it the biggest bracha in the world. The biggest bracha in the world, the snake never needs anything. And the male unfortunately what happens is it never goes ahead and comes to Hashem or needs anything because it has everything. And if it come next to Hashem, Hashem is going to say, "What do you need?" You have it. Go away. But you also will zocheh that when there are things that that we don't have um you know, in in in birchas hashachar birchas hashachar rabbis say sh'lo asani ishah. So pasuk pasuk sh'asani he created a lot of hashachar and whatever we're missing. Right? But pasuk can be a little different. Birchas hashachar rabbis and he gave us chesronos. He gave things that we're missing that we should have to come on to Hashem. Because if we wouldn't come on to this chesronos that we have to come on to Hashem, it's the biggest bracha that Hashem gives us is that we have chesronos. Because this way you come. And that's sh'an end of bracha shalom. Baruch olam emes. You'll be gebenched and you'll live olam emes. What two worlds? What two worlds? You're living in this world. The Torah teaches no. The way you can get to olam haba to the second world too is is because because now that you have to come on to the Ribono shel Olam and you're going to realize it now, so you're going to be zocheh to the to the next world too. Because otherwise you're not going to have to come on to Ribono shel Olam and uh you're never going to have that feeling that that's what you need. Um let me just end up with one cute little vort and I'll call this finished. I'll tell you one more Yes, sure. Don't you dare finish without me, buddy. Okay. Let's go. Are you going to get rid of me deep starters only? No. No. Um I chose my bathroom today. I don't mind if it's It's a It's It's It's something nice that they They say that I I think of it as a little bit silly. He says one terrorist, I don't tell you another terrorist. You know. Think about it. Rifka had a problem. She's going to pass uh church and she feel something's pushing itself out. She goes past the shul totally pushing itself out. All right? So, um What was it? When it came to church, Asav wanted to get out, which we understand, cuz that's his home. Get me out of here, you know what I mean? Yaakov went past the shul. Kasha is very simple kasha. Where is Yaakov going? What are you doing sitting on your mother's stomach? The mother says, You sitting on learning. Right? You sitting on learning. So, what's Yaakov's problem? He said he was learning with the Malach. He's learning with the Malach of Ashem. Right? So, well, that's That's what Kasha love it says. And he said, "Shas is because it's better to go ahead and and and and learn with your Khavrusa than learn with a Malach than to be in an environment with a with with a bum." You can be with What you said before. What you said before is Yeah. With with a Khavrusa like Yaakov, why wouldn't they say change? kasha. All right. Good kasha. Good kasha. Okay. I don't know. All right? I need There's no answer. I There's an answer to everything. I My My head My head isn't focused on that right now. But, that's what some people say. It's a very good one. Yeah. Um I was going to tell you something else. No, no, no. It's okay. I'll tell you something else. Um Continue. I'm sorry. Just got to go to the the distracted second. Uh Take a drink. Yeah, right. No. Oh, okay. That's what I was going to tell you. It sounds like this. This is what the center really officiates. It's a very good to hear. I don't know if there's a safer I'm sure some of you guys heard about it. Um Min Hashamayim. Min Hashamayim does somebody Choose Min Hashamayim. Choose Min Hashamayim. Choose Min Hashamayim. Yeah, right. Real couple something, right? Right? It's safer that was written down that that a Mekubal had any any any any he had he got from Min Hashamayim. Right? There's mice with the You know, I think I they say that the Beis Yaakov said Maggid Meisharim, I think it was. The the Beis Yaakov said for Right? Beis Yaakov, right? Every every way Houston would have a mouse. So, they went to the And they said they went to the They told the says, "Why don't you Why don't you Why don't you go to a mouse, you know?" The guy said, "What? Fuck." I feel so clean. I want to have a turn myself. I'm going to have a turn. I'm going to go ahead and I'm going to serve you. You're going to tell me I'm a stickler for Torah? I'll wait. Let me go say Let me go there. I want to have a turn myself. To make something happen. What? I want to work hard for this. That's a Mitzvah of Torah. I get told by a mouse. Everybody could Everybody could do that. You know what I mean? A mouse he should know what it is. Yeah, yeah. This is the Havayan Torah. Right. That's the Torah. That's the Torah. That's the reason why Yaakov went to the go west cuz he had a mouse or a sham. Come on. Everybody Everybody could do that, you know? Every Everybody does that. We all We all We all did that. You know what I mean? You understand, right? Listen, the Hashem should help us. We should uh Amen. Who says that answer that he ran away because of a malach? Is that yours or I forgot. It's a good It's a good regardless. I'm sure somebody says it. You know what I mean? You know? But in any case, the I really appreciate you guys coming and listening again and uh It's really, really good. I like